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Machine Work & Machining

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K & S Tool & Mfg. Co. High Point, NC General machining job shop, including contract metalworking, stamping, fabrication & assembly About PhoneEmail Website

101 Machine, Inc. Cary, NC

A & M Tool, Inc. Horse Shoe, NC

A. A. R. T. Machine Co. Charlotte, NC

Advanced Metal Fabrication, LLC Washington, NC

Alliance Machine & Fabrication, LLC Gastonia, NC

Alternative Machine Co., Inc. Matthews, NC

Annas Machine Shop Lenoir, NC

APG Metalworks, LLC Mocksville, NC

Asheboro Machine Shop, Inc. Asheboro, NC

Asheville Precision Machine & Rebuilding, Inc. Asheville, NC

Barnhardt Machine Works Mocksville, NC

BC Machining, LLC Brasstown, NC

Beck's Tool & Die Lexington, NC

Beveridge Machine Works, Inc. Gastonia, NC

Blue Ridge Tool, Inc. Colfax, NC

Blue Steel America, Inc. Gastonia, NC

Bowen Machine Company, Inc. Dallas, NC

Brintle Machine Works, Inc. Dobson, NC

Brisco, Inc. Swannanoa, NC

Brooks Machine & Design, Inc. Zebulon, NC

Brunner Equipment, LLC Pfafftown, NC

C & J Machine Co., Inc. Dallas, NC

Campbell & Sons Machining, Inc. Lincolnton, NC

Caraway Machine Shop Asheboro, NC

Carolina Machine Services Rutherfordton, NC

Carquest Raleigh, NC

Carter's Machine Co., Inc. Concord, NC

CAS Machine Louisburg, NC

Cedar View Machine Ronda, NC

Chapman Machine Kings Mountain, NC

Chesapeake Machine Shop Shelby, NC

Chesson Machine Co., Inc. Raleigh, NC

Clemens Welding & Machine Shop Blowing Rock, NC

Coastal Machine & Crane, LLC Shallotte, NC

Conover Machine & Design, Inc. Hickory, NC

Cooper Technical Services Rose Hill, NC

Crossroads Machine Lexington, NC

Custom Machine Works Battleboro, NC

D & D Enterprises Randleman, NC

D & D Machine Works, Inc. Statesville, NC

Dallas Fabrication, Inc. Bessemer City, NC

Dexco Machining & Fabrication, LLC Burlington, NC

Dyna-Tech Manufacturing, Inc. Monroe, NC

EM2 Machine Corp. Summerfield, NC

Fabrication Assocs., Inc. Charlotte, NC

Faircloth Machine Shop, Inc. Winston-Salem, NC

Fieldco Machining, Inc. Mills River, NC

Foothills Machining Connelly Springs, NC

Franklin Machine Co. Franklin, NC

The machine work and machining industry involves the use of various machines to shape and finish metal and other materials into precise parts and components. This industry plays a crucial role in manufacturing, providing essential services for creating parts used in a wide range of applications. Machining processes include turning, milling, drilling, grinding, and electrical discharge machining (EDM). Each process employs specific machines and tools to achieve desired shapes and tolerances.

Turning involves rotating the workpiece while a cutting tool removes material, typically performed on a lathe. Milling uses rotary cutters to remove material from a workpiece, often performed on a milling machine. Drilling creates holes in materials using a drill bit, while grinding uses an abrasive wheel to achieve fine finishes and precise dimensions. EDM uses electrical discharges to erode material, suitable for hard metals and complex shapes.

Materials commonly machined include metals such as steel, aluminum, brass, and titanium, as well as plastics and composites. The choice of material depends on the application requirements, including strength, weight, and resistance to environmental factors. Machining requires careful consideration of material properties to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the finished product.

Applications of machining span numerous industries, including automotive, aerospace, defense, medical, and electronics. In the automotive industry, machining produces engine components, transmission parts, and other critical elements. Aerospace relies on machining for precision parts used in aircraft and spacecraft. The defense sector uses machining to create components for weapons and military vehicles. In the medical field, machining produces surgical instruments and implants. The electronics industry uses machining to create housings and components for various devices.

The machine work and machining industry supports the production of high-precision parts essential for modern technology and infrastructure. It requires skilled operators and advanced machinery to meet the stringent demands of various sectors. Continuous advancements in machining technology, such as computer numerical control (CNC) and automation, enhance efficiency and precision, enabling the production of complex and intricate parts.